Just for fun, and to plan for Farb's course next year, I came up with the following calculations for our dive on the Titanic. For safety concerns, we've decided to dive Trimix. Here's my figures: Bottom Depth: 13,627 FSW Total Atmospheres: 414.94 Absolute Pressure at Depth: 6,099.61 psi Maximum ppO2 you want at Depth: 1.24 (for safety, of course) END (Maximum Narcosis Depth you will tolerate) 100 FSW % of N2 for END: 1% Pressure Fill Calculation: 1) Add 7 psi of O2 to your Cylinder 2) Add Heliun to 2,976.92 psi in your cylinder 3) Add Air to 3,000 psi in your cylinder. At depth, you will encounter a Vacuum of 3,099 psi differential between ambient pressure and the inside of your tank, which means a 17 cu. ft. diluent sphere will suck your entire body and Mark 16 rebreather into it, along with a fair amount of Titanic Artifacts. Oh, it'll also wrinkle that new O'Neill wetsuit you bought just for the occasion... I can hardly wait... Kevin HeyyDude
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